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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1887-06-09
Chicago.

CATTLE-Cholce to extra shipping, Sa9OAl7OI
mixed, sisO0s6O; stockers and feeders, Ssb0@
a60. .f
ars, a. 90 100; choice heavy A.9bAb2 26
eHEEP-Common, 9aaS@&oO; iambs, A0o@
SIS.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1887-06-09
Mayors Court.

The following cases were up before
the Mayor this morning for disposal:
James Mcbride, for being drunk and
insulting ladies, was given 10 days on
bread and water, but the sentence was
sfterward suspended and he was given
one hour to leave the town. He left.
Frank Geiger. for drunkenness and
indecent exposure Of person, was taed
50 and costs.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1887-06-09

Forepaugh has no more attractions
than can now be seen at the Bazaar
since all the new goods have been
Opened, q. W. KERCH,
38 East Tuscarawas street.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1887-06-09

Never has there been such large and
complete variety of chamber sets In the
city as are now on sale at the Bazaar.
Il. W. KERCH,
39 East Tuscarawas street.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1887-06-09
Toledo.

VHEAT-Actiye; cash, oij<o; July, g7JfN
&66SSES Sled 5lsii ceiS; II; sssS ssasI st
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1887-06-09
Regular Price.
And . lot other goods not mentioned.

The above goods will be sold
for cash only.
Remember clearance sale days,
Monday and Saturday Of each
week.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1887-06-09

lllS PAPER y sc slSEs ssssssSss Ss'ssssISs sss:;
,'''sS &c ssiHsE sssHsEE,sa s' ss'sI ssssE
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-20

Walter Hunter, Pittsharg street car
conductor. has been At the business since
November &th. and in that time hes
fornd six pocketbosks containing sums
% So ard less and has found The owneFs.
too. His lsst tisd was q note for &6ana.
~. Lozls l. already bidding for the next
Democratic National Convention The
Republican SAYS is streets are cleaner
and better paved. i's bulldogs. both for
business and residence. handsomsr. and
ne places Of amusement moro numerous
and better conducted then when the con
ycntion that nOmiR tied Tllsicn and Hen
dricks met there in iS76, AZ q II ssya the
STAY o. ceicgsfes and visitors would De-
made exceedingly agreeable
The annual amount spent by the neo.
Pic % the United Ststcs for inioxicaf.
ug trinks can only be Asproxi-
nateiy estlrpat-a. vhe ProhihItisgis,s
'isee 10 ~ 81 ot0H-e 9u u. A Wells AZ
y E2tH aud ElNan1 Afkiusan ~
- 90 a0 This 3 vastly the hesyi q
AZ paid - th- American people, and III
iguora ar cCnsuue 90 IN els hy the Rtuit
'a-le rNiplati =, witch does not exceed
Z 90 90 asd which includes = Large Ter.
'cn ttgc ~ total absiaine.s ~ VERY mod
rate drinkers
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-20
rHE srovE norloEns, srn,Kr

The central committees q labor OF
carnations act supposedly Ia The inter
eet Of the veskmen over whom they *
ert the authority delegated 60 them
We Doubt. hsweveF, II she strike iasi
ordered by she National Assembly Of
Stove Meulders has been wisely con.
oeived. This organization decided to
boyOoti the pAstsrss 81 = certain 81.
Isoais ftm, aud the workmsn OF those
foundFies, which have accepted patterns
from the prescribed hoass, are ordered
out The wotk 90 these patterns IL very
insignificant IN soaas shsp~. 10 one, q Is
said, ouly -four stove deors day being
turned cut: ana yoi, every uasn 10 ths
establishment Who Is a uscmheF Of she
Union has been ordered 60 cease work.
IL may be that the boycoJted patterns
are offered 10 but tao Or three employees
out OF = handrsd that Is immatsrial.
the men may be contested, has she fact
that the patterns have been asserted At
all is sufficient 10 cause = suspension Of
labor by AL hands. A Ger tslesrams
state, there Is an auomaiy % nasu stfis
ina when neither tbev Der the elngloyers
have a complaint We afe inell1ed 60
believe THAI pabhe opinion viii resafd
this lssss, order IS severe aud AFbi.
trary ona.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-20

They amt no style about 'em,
And they're s0rteF pale and faded.
va the doorway here without 'em
Would be l0BesOmer, and shaded
With q cod 'eal blaeker shadder
Than she uiOFnin' Plories makes,
And the Sunshine wsnld look sadder,
For their good, old fashioned sakes.
like 'em 'oanse they kind o
sorter make a Teller like 'em;
Aud tell vou when you end
Baneh out whar The sun eau strike
'em,
II allus sets me thipkin'
o. the ones at used 20 grow,
And peek 10 through the ehiukin'
% the cabin, doR't You know.
And then / think o mother,
And hos shs used 90 love 'em,
Wneu they wuEn't any other,
Less they found 'em up above 'eInl
Aud her eyes, afore she shut 'aa,
Whispered With a smile, aud said,
We must pluck bunch and put 'em
La her hand wheu she vas dead.
Bus, - ! wuz 4 sayin'.
Tney ain't 40 style about EN-
Very RaudY or displaFin',
Bot ] Soaldn't he without 'em.
Cause Tn happier Ia these pasies
And the hoiiy and sioh
rhan the hummin' bird at poses
10 the roses OF the rich
James HAncuBb Rilfy, "a fsflaHqpalis
youHal.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-20
ArYRINNlcIL eRnINAscK


Expatriated Germans Who have 40
qaired American citizenship. will not
be pleased,to hear thA. BY a recent de.
oision Of she government. no notice will
be taken Of protests regarding the
formers expulsion from the land Of their
birth. This amounts TO q practical pro
hibition against German American sub
iects visiting the fatherlaud, unless they
declare their intention Of rsaequiring
their renowned German citizenship. II
IL = most tYfannisal ordinance. and il
levelled Of course At these who have left
their country 10 avoid military service.
In the case Of the Ksiser's snbiects. who
return TO his dominions old men. il is
not thouRht that the expulsion clause
will be enforced, Notwithstanding the
latter have acquired Aaerican citizen
ship.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-20

IinRton 4 Northern and an Cnisseo.
Basiirstoa 3 caiucY ars verT Intrinsic
and fEisnely. his icing %; Is may be
ihat The rapid sxtsusios Of the Mani
toba towards PaRet sound u nos wholly
vithoat The active sid snd 60 operafios
Of ne chtsaFo. Darlington & QuineY
road II this shoaia pgsFs % Be true.
and II u shOald tsrn cut ssas ths Bsr-
iinEiou rad. ike he rival on the soath.
toe Aiehizson, Topeka a sAnia Re road.
u asnbstions Of FeachinR the Paeifc II
vili Be . great thing for ths Northwest.
TIE Chicago. B1sIinston & QaiEeJ has
capital Of ss0O00oo. and Is paying
: pr eeut. dividends on it, ssoeks and
laying up 40 annual sarpius. When q
rg&d u this standing gets into asfiss
competitlon wiih she Northern Pasi6,
We imsgine that the latter road vii
have = rads awakening frsm les faneiet
seeaFifv.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-20

We have little hesitation In affirming
that the letter published by lbe London
Times and purpoTsinR to BE- signed BY
Charles ). Parnell is forgery. and q
stupid one at that. In some respects IL
reminds as OF the famous Mercy letter.
While Mr. Parnell ls devoted heart and
soul 20 the cause Of Ireland. be pro
fesses to believs-and his actions are in
accord with his professions that she
surest way for Der 10 attain the liberty
for which she Is struggling is by peao-
able agitation. He hiss uniformly dis
couraRed violence Of al kiads. and Il IL
absurd TO suppose that be. would have
sigaed bis name 90 letter indirectly
sanosioning q meat couardiy murder.
As was 10 be expected Mr, Parnel has
denied the Authenticity Of the letter.
aad the leading journals o. England are
inclined to discredit ii. The Irish are
fortunate Ia hAvinR a leader 80 deter
mined aud 81 the same tioe % saEaeious
as Mr.. Parnell, and n would seem that
the animus Of this attack by the Tt-,ss
was TO weaken bis growing influence not
alone wlih bis ewa onuntFymen bat With
a large class Of EnRhshmen who admire
bis moderation and bis patriotism.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-20
wELsH SAYINGS.

1hTse things that never bsoouae rusty
the uonsy II she benevolent. TIE
saoes ~ tie batSt eg's horse. and a
woalau's toHRus.
Ibree THINGS not EASILY doue-to Al
iAv thirst Wtth Ore. 50 DIV set With
water, aud b please all IN everything
thst = ieus.
lbrre thIucs that are As coed As the
B sst-hreSu bread ~ famine. veil water
IN tait-t and q gray coat IN cold.
Three things as reod a. their better
dsiY saier 60 eXtiBEaish she nrs AZ
aEly wife go a blind man. and 4 woo5en
sword On cosssd-
terec wEFniUgs fFum the grave -
~fco1 kuowesf Waaf / was; thea sesst
what am remember wat thou an
O. he-
Iar-e thinfs - sssrt ooziiauspce-
i2dy's love, etip Are. and = brock
c sod
Ts.e tb.res tszt oaebl never 70 BE-
ffom t.1F-tts cat. the etlnnsy. and
tbHs tousewife
lhTce sSseuu = % e false starg teller
- seet lsens1sy, 6 d. 3 fsce, ard fools
los ga aa ttu-f
Tarer teinss taat are seq ia q r.s
coeA-5Es Egrt 20 Al rss3. sks 1slk -
q tasef, sad ths vaic@ - see Evil.
NV thfncs e i 1nu - o. ts,sst Of
tae atvas 90 tas ale. TIE hs- usv Of ths
ulfs. and the se1teuts ~ ~ nssA
ttEes a1iscF.ss ~ = mas p. saas--a
smoky eAima@y, dEsPpng r9af. ana a
f1ss5tns Elfs
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-20
A oexTEsT oF Wiz.

In she arr Of izpossare, no rass Of
men 10 more sEpsrt than tbe Chinese,
and 81 no SPOT 10 t-e world is that art
brsushs into greater rsqaisition. than
on Che Paoi6c Mail Dock Of San Fran
cisco. Here. canning. ovsFrsacbinR ard
deaeptien reach their highest develop
msnt, and tie astate body Of Custom
House officers Who are guardians Of the
immigration tide, have 10 the person Of
ths Celestial 70 encounter a wit 70 sharp
ss 70 occasionally deceive even tie
elect. Toe steamship City Of Picking
which arrived 10 San Francisco on the
4th inst. brought an enormous eonsieE-
ment Of human freight. and most anus
ing attempts at imp0stuFe were made By
thoss, who, DESTROYS Of efeeting e land
ing. had net Rot satisfactory bona .hiss.
The e0mmonest and most transparent
attempts At imposition, is for the fraudu-
lent immigrant 10 try and fsist on the
officers certificate 81 prior residence,
whieh does not Eightfally bslone 10 him.
These attempts are too often successful
bat every nov and then some glazing
discrepancy is detected 10 the descrip.
ton Of Ho ii. With the I've feet Of hu
manity be tries 10 palm OF as les EN-.
bodiment. The units OF the Ohines,
race do not easily lend themselves 10 de
seription, the facial Resemblance heinG
Of such sameness a. to re7deF ipdivida
slity very difficult Of recognition Molss
scars. nobs and ptotubeganees are reflex
on mere than anything else for the iden
tihcatiou Of the bearer OF a passport
Very naive and Ingenious are some o
tbs excuses urged 10 explain away
discrepancy, as q glance at one or tv'
instances will show. A certain Sop
described 10 the certificate as twent,
years Of age vas asked TO reconcile ID
spTiRhtly appearance Of two decade
uith the presence on hts scalp Of gra
hairs. and on his brow Of numerou
erow's-feet and fnrKoWed wriukles
Nothing daunted. All Coy proceeded L
state that during bis previous visit b
| California disappointment 10 bushes
had played havoc With bis features an
conferred on him an appearance Of se
unbeeomiag one Of such stsiplinR year.
The explanation was deemed too thiI
aud All Cop will try to effeoE his land
ing by means Of Abe elastic process
known a. hatsas corpus. 10 Yin. in %
absence ~ any certificate as ell. state
that be- had lived for five years in th
sunny city OF Los Angeles. bus hi
prospects Of landing were eifseiuall
marred By the Identifying admission
that it ssosesd there. The most ludicrou
excuses were propounded TO account 70
an inconsistency, bat where q douh
arose tho Chinaman, in most eases, wa
accorded the bsnedt Of %. THIS con
tact Of wit with Wit promises TO maxi
the Custom House authorities Of Sal
Francisco the shrswdest and bfightes
lot Of oiiiosFs in al Uncls SANS gree
army Of them.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-20
a srsassn eamnlN.rleN A..

The wtaltbiest rsilraad oaspasAiioa IN
the oouatsv TODAY is ths Cbtcaea. Bar
linEsOu & Qsiaey. and it Is uol ooly the
weslihiest DO, 0ps u tie laszest coo.
troihas about &oO uilss q rosa. gais
road Is lsFEely evus3 ard q. erutra iis8
10 b ssen. TIE nen sbo eeutrel it are
aeie and progressive fsiltoad usu. ~he
believe thst 80 all9w $ railscsd b. staaa
s'in u 10 allaw Is 60 rsigss sda. Con.
ssQusEtiy Ties are constantly baa3irc
fstdsEs 30 thois read aud s1tsadlnz IL
Ia Every difeeiieu, FFvy uers ms 20
mental ia eong1e,irE sac Caiease. Bar
ll5Esou 4 Natbsfu Fasd "a 81 Pal
whsro a' eeunse,s ssih tas MAaiiasa
read. fels iasl nsesisns2 tessd Is slso
largely owuea IL R.as,en, and 81 psla.
tsena hssvnen 4 ara &c ChaEe Bar,
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-20

Fine 10, room houss ard stable Eley-
enth and Jackson streets, s25n0
lot 4 81 S Terryis lst, house and im-
pr8Femsuts
tass 10 and 70. b Ig Nc Aieey's. SOS and
Sssa.
The hyass lots in b 81 Mos ~ so each
tleared lots in Bigtiaws 81 SIS Ana as.
u - Maynard : AXE Wash II grow SER
Lots ard s bl "a Tsrrys g. S2pD
Cleare' iots, D. LAWYERS sRls
Lots and & b q Hs-zler's Ia. s5zS.
Honsc and les On sixth street. Slsn
Fnrnisfed Restaurants 80 aRd sIsaA
City hotel Ss5Da StcAFn Laundry. "a
loon ass locgiaE house.. Kscsnf gaFe-p-
nest claims, n hgttorp lard So In
, oyed rSnehcs- $50 % SON.
AurtSsg . sn Sold uropcrry. SlA0 to
SIC 90. City and county sr-ip.
New sad secondhand safes
Ne-nter ccmPsss ard surveying tWW
outfit 50
Complete ensriinz ard lod rig hoasa
~ rooms, on CciuWh KS street $50
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-20
rnE CoRNKR ~ nHEAr.


There seems to BE- a erswinR convic-
ton that a ssillfully manipulated cor.
ner 10 wheat has been effected In
Chicago and san Francisco. When We
consider the enormous amount Of
wheat in existence in this country, and
the size Of the expected crop. Il seems
Incredible that men can be found with
the necessary means and the daring 20
attempt 10 control ihe price for a given
tine. And yet such is the case For
tanes have time and time agaIn been
made and lost in a few days in gambling
upon the future Price OF wheat, ard II
The mFnipulators themselves we're the
only ones VITO made OF lost by their
schemes u would be matter % slight
interest 30 tie public. Unfortunately.
however, this Is not 90, snd al eIten-
slve and skilfally planned ball or bear
movement is always productive Of evil
To say nothing Of the large amoaRts Of
mooey that are literally hlched from
the pockets Of the large numbers Of OUT
siders w6o arr foolish enough 20 venture
into the maelstrOm. the unsetIline
eject uPen business is very great.
Farmers are nnaSle 90 count With Ger
tainty upoa tie price that their oroTs
viii command, snd very often manipR-
iAtion forces prices dose TO "a point that
actually prohibits shipments. 10 time,
Of coarse, naiaFsl causes a. iasi these
things and pfiees resume a normal
level But, IN TIE meantime, the uiary
has been done. aud either enc % two
things has resulted. Either the paklic
has been forced 30 pas a Fictitious price
Tor feed. OF the farmer has been
torced 90 sell ha gsun II az
ao0osmAlly lew rate, ~ % bold it Tor
a Ions period. At great loss and moon.
ggHissce. TIE legislatures OF ali the 4
States hAvs passed Lass some % them 1
very str,uEeutl TO regulate tAis matter
Asd 90 psev~ai gambling In futures on
sheat AMI other commodities bat /
.hsss laws have Pfovsn pgaciiesIly lnops- /
-Aiiys, and manipalstors and ssheusers /
aud ID dilh,ulty IN syadine then aEd /
Ia ~osktug no oorpsr. sBd deals With 4
Is,Fua,ty GauhiirG 10 tbs uecgssafies I
u hfe is oae 81 fhs most peruisioas 1
forms q gambling. Tee PROFITS afisire I
.row an aunstaral depression ~ snaA {
.tar ~ u1t to tts rahlie 90 10 sae farm 4
aEs. bat o. tbs srecuiatoF. uhigs sac +
stUsFal uuseit.irg 10 values l. an in f
-aFy Go ali We shall sAtce lbe aut
'o@e Of tas Zeal now iu Pgozvtss 9Th 4
.nistes', $50 wbsiheg is saccosds ~
81. a9srs. vs saau have to- rstlss pa1r 1
sailsfae seq % kuowjog tbat sous msu (
sag make Tsafsssieu % gamhlinr II +
ahe4g have ust eth discousa.ars. NJ
ne errlcr - sacs ssfally carried 4
.sFcazs, thg balls uiII b. rampant 4
sl3e tas bears utA Re- s1rmpouas.ls 4
20. 80 tse otter b.uE. /
3gesk sA1eia oamc. ve lua klas tAss ne
balls ~lI b. -s5.y oestr. Ia snesr
49,, - ~ hsve sid. ,ac pshlse AL
.uiss. snd vif suHsr sitAoa. hogs a. /
.elress
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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-20

Roman Catholics throuRhsut the
world will be sorry TO hear Of the death
Of The Dacheas Of Norfolk. The How
ards are one Of the few old English
families who held faithful 10 their 70
ligion at the time Of ths Reformation.
For hundreds Of years they have been
muni6oent beuefaetors to the Catholic
faith. the present Duke having reared
the most gorgeous chapel IN London,
that Of st. EtkeldFsda. Eli Place. Mon
sienor Howard is Of the Norfolk family.
and on account Of bis great wealth. ene
of the most influential prelatss in the
waYld
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-20

The Dat Is the name Of the IAsess so.
oisty paper Published In London. Bafs
editor is expiatlnG three months' sen
senee in prison, and his success as
London society journalist Is therefore
nannrnA
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-20
TO THE PEOPLE OF SEATTLE
AND OTHERS.

CERTAIN UNSCRUPULOIys PER.
- sons have repFeser ted 70 Our defri-
ment that we manufacture only chean
soaps. intentionally conveying the idea
ma our SCANS are OF poor quality yVhe1
SUCH - Mt THE CASE Thosgh in ere
sen OF the word our soaps are cheap. the
perehas eg Il getting more soap Of supe-
nor quality than Of certain higher uricsd
scars. We mske all grades o. Isun ~
, Ana nougehol soaps. and peciaIly recon-
mem our WESTERN QUEEN SAy0S
- suitable for all uses aud siwaxs giving
at sfa ton. Beeause of the tharouQhness
Nith whicn this soap cleanses DO mot
mink that il Injuries the clothing We
qua antee satisfaction money refunded n
ethe' w'sel and that il win not burt the
h9ods or iniure the Tsost delicate fabric
10 you VI h II build M ysur hrme I'm.
dustresf II 80, you viii find Us seservins,
~ sour patronage Insist upon the use 81
nniy MS soaD In your household AL
your grocer for Il Rnd take No other thar
the NeF'e-n Queen Sevon. We ask Won
a. isvor Cue - your home indu tries 10
pnfch7s e ere box Of this soas and give n
a tho ough trial. so -
fec SEATTLE soap Cn.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-20

The projected steamers OF The Arrow
Steamship Company, the location Of
whose works Is at Alexanaria. Va, are
going 10 be = flset Of what promises
10 be the fastest steamships In the
world. They wiIl be built on the Fryer
process and the FIRST one viii be ready
for sea BY November.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-20
SEALED PROPOSALS.

PEER scCSD CONSTRUCTION CoNPANYl
6ESERAL MANAGES 0FFICE.
sEATTLE. ". T.. April -. 1851.
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL Bg RE
- reived AZ the ofiice o. Chief Engineer
OF PUGET Sound Construction Company
untA Boon Aoadsy. April 3 b. FOR the
rem9x1' Of eartain building q from the lire
q he Seattle. Lake S1ors and Eastern
hAiw4y. along tie city front. and for the
extensien o. certain docks ard whArves
IN accordanca with piAns. Specifications
and detsils Of the proposed WORK on Gle
"a TIE of1ce Of the Chief Engineer safe
Dep0sit tuiIding. Fronf sfresf. ar2aas
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-20
TO CONTRACTORS.

pRoPosALs ARE INVITED UNTIL
l. May l, lss7, for the erection OF a brick
aha Sone building on the corner Of Front
and Columh ia street, Seattle.
Plans and specific tians may be seei, at
ne once OF Boone & Meeker. architects.
aHy o. all bids
apl7td ToKLAs & STSeERNAN
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-20
Money Waiting for
Mortgages. at low
rates
EDWD B. DOWNING & co
Starr Block.
SEALED PROPOSALS.

SEATTLE AND WEST CoAsT Rs. Co.
CFFIrE ~ RESIDENT
SEkTTLR April Is Isl.
- EAfsED PROPS Ais Will BE tx
= oe5vsd A. this osssce Until y IA. Thnrs-
eay Nay Mh, lss- for clearing Z nhbing
grading b ieglEg culFrFss. drains an
riprRpping on ~ Hrst eel on o. the hnve
company > "a way. telrg frnm iua ton
With tA@ Sgaft'e Lake shore Hnd Esstera
Ezi WAg Gem p4ag's line 70 shs toNn OF
slohoaIish- II al n - miles
The o1mPsry eseEFes the right to 70
&c Az or al nda
For fnrfhs- Information Eni for pan
and ssees1ssf oNs apply %
"a. EhAW EslHn. in,
FrAsl1e1t :. ar { ". O. ~.
olice. S3sa ilNRxis Pz5t1iEk. spfH5
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-20

Another III Paso editor Is iaBQuishiug
IN Cuttings cell in the jail Of Paso del
Eozts.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-20

Edward A. Mossiy, Bostop Demo
arat, has been elected Secretary Of Inter.
State Commerce Commission.
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TIE PosI-INTKLLfsk SCR viii got M
aeftAks 70 return rejected manuscripts.
All contributions mEat Be sert with lksa
understanding.
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ATTENTION. LADIES.

SOMETHING NEW AND ELK0ANT.
- A self fitting. French tail N syste,n Tor
cutting Dresses. Cloaks. etc. No cuffipQ
out the little piece Ia back By which to
form side body, as all other chart systems
90, which has taken two years hard study.
ana Is for yeur conVenienca, as well a.
mine. Have also a sleeve system. Les
sons gwen any day and AZ all hours. Bast-
ing taught Terms. all furnished, -.
Please C 81 ard see me. 4. o. GOUCHER
Marion 81, between Second and laird
Seattle, w II ,1haf -, 49,
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Alexander Mitchell. President Of Mi
YANKEE & 81. Paul Railroad Company,
is dead.
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Reports Of tie Panhandle robbeFies
ars nov said 70 Be- greatly exaggerated.
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NOTICE.

A MA BENDER HAVING LEFT MY
"A bed and board, l hereby give notice
that l viii pay no bills Of her contracting.
JOHN BENDER.
apl9 81 Slaughter King Co VT
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PIANO TUNING.

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ard Wil be r. Seattle Ab us the 2ssh
ot 2 j. month rssdY 20 sHne DiAnos. Any
one having instruments u b tuned viii
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WANTED.

a GOOD GIRL TO Do HoUsKwoRK
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FOR RENT.

improved farms ~ shArea.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Attention, Engine Co. No. z.

MENBERs or Tbs COMPANY
VI ars hereby requested 20 etserd .
special meetiBR this. Wednesday. even
INK, = yIl s8sh- By order OF the Fereman.
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